Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
YAE ELECIlOHs.

|Aparohists showed Under-The Repub'
Iiosn Candidsies for Mayor In Chicago |
aud Cincinnati Elected by overwhef ef'n- |
ing MsjOrities
CHICAGO, April Roche, the Rs
publican candidate for Mayor, WAS
| elected TO day over Nelson, the Social
tisnc-Labor candidate, by one of the
largest majorities ever given to can
Ididate for that Office in this city. The
Democrats had no ticketin the field:
The United Labor party polled just
one half the number Of votes It's leaders
had predicted three nights ago. Their
ge neral ticket is buried under . major
lity Of 10000 votes. They claimed that
tthey would poll At least their &c, COO
pled ced votes, electing Socialistic
lefty Treasurer, their entire West Town
lucket and six 10 nine Aldermen. They
lonly poled in round numotrs H,OOO
votes, and secured only TWO Aldermen.
1.-THE Democrats who votsd at all mainly
cast their ballots for the Republican
ticket.
The two successful cadidates OF the
.(Urited Labor party are Connor anu
u Dvorak, for Aldermen, In the Fifth ana
Sixth wards, Eespsctlvsly. Their cleo
'-tt,on had been conceded from the start,
hut the majority is smaller than they
!. nticlpated. 1t was generally ex pected
!. that the noted Socialist, Geo. Schilltng
would be ele ected Alderman in the Four
) lteenth ward. but ut the last moment hii
!. lstren 9Th was diverted by Riordau, Dem
}. tocrat. In many Of the wards ladio'
;. were present distributing Prohibition
Itickets. The candidates OF that part!
4. ldrew about their usual vote.
IL At midnight the returns show Tn
"a United Labor party elected only on
man In the entire city-Counor, thei
lcandidate for Alderman 10 the FIT
ward, Dvorak, their Alderman In tn
tSixth, is defeated. Connor's majorit
y 10 less than 400. The total vote 70
IN IN Mayor 10: Roche, Republican, 81 0S9
II, Neison, United Labor, 22,848; Roche
~ maj jority, 2s,241.
e The full We to of Cincinnati for Mayo
h ne gives Smith, Republican, q plurality
ho 500. The vots stood: Smith, II DO
D ,er Stevenson, Labor, 1887; MAeo,
iea s Democrat, 1851. The other Republ
me can candidates are elected by plural
.. OK ties ranging from 1,840 to 3,4o0. A
,ea ees unofficial footing for ward offices sho
iSH iSe the following result: Counciimen-l
au Republicans, 8 Labor. Democrat
on Board of Education-15 Republican
rs Labor. 2 Democrats.
Oliver s. Kelly, Republican, W
lelected Mayor of Springfield, Ohio,
e Mopdsy. Hunt, Republican,, wi
eld elected Mayor Of Sandusky.
ap' Local e,sctions were held on Tue edt
log lin Kansas, and the raturns, 80 far
tine known, do not Indicate that the iau
IN jduction of woman suffrage has ma
sis irially changed the results. q tolegra
h5o from Emporia says: "The eleotion
an Iday was atten de1 with considerable
Jeo. tcitement, which was for the greal
foi, part caused by the activity Of the "
OF man's Christian Teu.prrnuvc MON
~, tbabalf of their Candidate for May
tne Or. J. ]. Wright, agair ct N. T. WeaV
tae the candidate Of the citizans. AS
mil result shows, however, their efforts
han mot be crowned with the most graft
ling success, as out of tue 5iz Toii
wGo registered only 596 voted, aiio
.thsse over one.fourth voted agaipbt
with candidate Of the Woman's Christ
and Temperance Union. Weaver was ell
n by ed by large majority" teie2r
INES from Topeka says the womtn wpo
'435; lregistered mostly vOJed, and genera
Lbles as their husbas ds did.
| g. The latest returns OF the election
for Michigan indicate that the Republi
and State ticket is elected by piuralit,
osts, about 5000, while the prohihit
bar amendment is defeated by a msjo
lof $500,
The election in Rhode leland ia
lplace to-day. State officers and III
audi bsrs of the Legislature will be cho'
ii cfIaud woman suffrage amendu
TX alvoted upon. Owing to split am
~ l. the Republicans the election OF Il
Is en- eau didate for Governor is doubtful,
Asl Lee. Republican, was yester
o the elected Mayor Of Denver. colorado
had over ,OCO plurality. fie Republ
few ticket was opposed. by four 9th
ap. democratic, Ind ,psndent D.mot
Labor and Psohi 'Ation.
The Democrats carried So. .'nei
Illinois, yesterday, by 600 m sjorit,
Steele, D.mocrat, was elected Mi
b. of Helena, Gnntana, on Monday.
atihe The Wisconsin Assembly, Cn n
es, day night, passed bill which
yins hibiJs, under penalty, the printing
izoo circulating at the polls of split tioh
Is unless the words "split ticket" apl
at the head.